A person's first career is always special. Fresh out of college, the entire world, so well imagined in our minds, suddenly appears to be something totally different. As the facade of being equipped and prepared for life slowly fades, the new intricacies of a new job slowly sink in.
One of your life experiences which revealed an unconventional approach to a problem in managing a situation at work/life.
At InsideIIM, we strive to bring to you content that is not just highly insightful but also takes you behind-the-scenes of what an MBA entails. It is only through experiences of post-MBA professionals that one can truly grasp what a career after an MBA looks like. More often than not, through their anecdotes, these professionals bring out certain truths and realities about the corporate world that may burst thousands of bubbles about what an MBA really is.
Being an ardent fan of cricket and coming from the country where cricket is considered to be a religion, it is hard to digest the fact that India won’t be playing the World Cup final, 2019. After reflecting for like almost 5 hours post the defeat, there are a few things which made me ponder about the way sports teaches us a few life long lessons. So, let me try my best to point out a few facts which really will leave an indelible imprint on our mind once your read it. (as it has done to me)
When I saw the first episode of Game of Thrones (GOT) in 2011, I did not have any kind of expectation from the show. But after watching the first season, I was amazed to see how each episode of GOT was similar to a Lord of the rings or Hobbit movie or any movie of the same genre and with a similar level of detail and well-shot scenes. With an amazing screenplay and outstanding acting, it was on its way to becoming one of the greatest series of all time and an IMDB rating of 9.5.
"Be stubborn about your goals, and flexible about your methods!"
With June coming to an end, most business schools in India have welcomed a new group of starry-eyed first years. Carrying with them a ton of anxiety and many expectations, first years are occupied with looking at the grounds and the study halls, pondering about roommates, making their first companions or exploring party rooms inside the campus, all piece of the primary fortnight buzz at a B-school. Every one of them has a self-envisioned sketch of what their school life would resemble and the different encounters that it will carry with it. Be that as it may, pause. This fantasy has a let-down as well! RAGGING.
Growing up, Food has always been an important part of my life. I spent my formative years in an industrial township in Odisha where the food options were limited especially in cakes. My sweet tooth compelled me to attempt to make my own sugary creations. I took to baking as a hobby at an early age and it still continues to hold my fancy. Baking and cooking have been a great stress buster for me. Seeing the smiles on peoples’ faces after they have eaten something that I made brings me indescribable joy.
A person's first career is always special. Fresh out of college, the entire world, so well imagined in our minds, suddenly appears to be something totally different. As the facade of being equipped and prepared for life slowly fades, the new intricacies of a new job slowly sink in.
One of your life experiences which revealed an unconventional approach to a problem in managing a situation at work/life.
At InsideIIM, we strive to bring to you content that is not just highly insightful but also takes you behind-the-scenes of what an MBA entails. It is only through experiences of post-MBA professionals that one can truly grasp what a career after an MBA looks like. More often than not, through their anecdotes, these professionals bring out certain truths and realities about the corporate world that may burst thousands of bubbles about what an MBA really is.
Being an ardent fan of cricket and coming from the country where cricket is considered to be a religion, it is hard to digest the fact that India won’t be playing the World Cup final, 2019. After reflecting for like almost 5 hours post the defeat, there are a few things which made me ponder about the way sports teaches us a few life long lessons. So, let me try my best to point out a few facts which really will leave an indelible imprint on our mind once your read it. (as it has done to me)
When I saw the first episode of Game of Thrones (GOT) in 2011, I did not have any kind of expectation from the show. But after watching the first season, I was amazed to see how each episode of GOT was similar to a Lord of the rings or Hobbit movie or any movie of the same genre and with a similar level of detail and well-shot scenes. With an amazing screenplay and outstanding acting, it was on its way to becoming one of the greatest series of all time and an IMDB rating of 9.5.
"Be stubborn about your goals, and flexible about your methods!"
With June coming to an end, most business schools in India have welcomed a new group of starry-eyed first years. Carrying with them a ton of anxiety and many expectations, first years are occupied with looking at the grounds and the study halls, pondering about roommates, making their first companions or exploring party rooms inside the campus, all piece of the primary fortnight buzz at a B-school. Every one of them has a self-envisioned sketch of what their school life would resemble and the different encounters that it will carry with it. Be that as it may, pause. This fantasy has a let-down as well! RAGGING.
Growing up, Food has always been an important part of my life. I spent my formative years in an industrial township in Odisha where the food options were limited especially in cakes. My sweet tooth compelled me to attempt to make my own sugary creations. I took to baking as a hobby at an early age and it still continues to hold my fancy. Baking and cooking have been a great stress buster for me. Seeing the smiles on peoples’ faces after they have eaten something that I made brings me indescribable joy.
